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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-17

STRAW MATTING-F 837. Sc inch
white, 15c per yard or So per roll of 40
yards; F 842. sc inch fancy straw mat
tings, zoe worth 25c; Esq. Sc inch fancy
straw mating 25c worth 30; F 820. SO
inch fancy straw mating, 25c worth SOC;
F $40. SO inch fancy straw mating, soc
worth 40c; F $50 Sc inch jointless straw
mating, 35c worth 45c; + $40. Sc inch
jointless fancy straw mating, 40c worth
soc; F 81. Sc inch jointless fancy straw
mating, SOC worth 60c; F 821. Sc inch
jointless fancy straw mating, SOC worth
Goo; r 49, Straw mats or rugs; size,
27x45, 25c each.
OIL MATTING-Lots 500 and 1913, in
fl, Ga and 8-4, at SOC per square yard;
Lots 865 and $50, in A, 81, Ga, 8-4 and
1O-4, at SOC per square yard.
CARPETS-Lot F 80. 80 inch Mosaic
carpet, zoe, worth SOC; Lot F 81. sc
inch Mosaic carpet, 25c worth 35c; Lot F
1872. Sc inch cotton ingram carpet, 25c
worth SIC; Lot 1873. Sc inch cotton in
grain carpet, 25c worth SOC; Lot F 1856.
So inch cotton ingram carpet, 35c worth
SOC; Lot 1872. IS inch cotton ingram car
pet, 35cworth SOC; Lot F 1873. SO inch
cotton ingram carpet, 45c worth Coo;
Lot F 264. Sc inch wool filed carpet, soc
worth Csc; Lot 1858. So inch wool
filed carpet, SOC worth Csc; Lot F 260
Sc inch wool filed extra carpet, Csc worth
75c; Lot F 261. sc inch wool filed extra
carpet, 65c worth 75c; Lot F 34I. Sc inch
all wool carpet, 75c worth 85c; Lot F 942,
Sc inch all wool carpet, 75c worth S5c
| Lot F 500. SO inch best grade all wool eX-
ira super, Soc worth 81; Lot F245. SO inch
best grade all wool extra super, 85c worth
81; Lot F 238. sc inch 3-ply, 85c worth
81; Lot SIS. Sc inch 3-ply, 90c worth
$1.10; F 1856. q inch tapestry Brussels
carpets, SOC worth CSC; 442. ~ inch ia
pestry Brussels .rpets, soc worth Csc;
T 495. 81 inch tapestry Brussels carpets,
CSC worth 75c; z 1876. q inch tapestry
Brussels carpet, 75c worth SOC; F 491. %
inch tapestry Brussels carpets, 85c worth
81; 1913. % inch tapestry Brussels car
pets, 81 worth 1.25; F 1853. % inch ia
pestry Brussels carpets, 81 worth 1.25;
F 635. 81 inch body Brussels carpets, 95c
worth $1.25; F 629. 81 inch body Brus-
sells carpets, 81 worth SIPS; GIL. 81
Lowell body Brussels carpets, $1.25
worth $3.50. Borders to match.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-17
Window Curtains and Shades.

DRAPERY CURTAINS-Lot F 1928.
4O-inch Manchester drapery, assorted col
ors, 10c per yard; Lot F 2470. 40 inch
Beatrice drapery, assorted colors, 15c
per yard; Lot F 1866. 40-inch Persian
drapery, assorted colors, 15c; Lot F
.2473. 40-inch Roman drapery, assorted
colors, zoe; Lot F 1922. 3O-inch Grape
drapery, assorted colors, zoe; Lot F 2579.
3O-inch double-faced colored flannel, 25c;
Lot F 247l. 36-inch scrim, 10c; Lot F
2475. 40-inch sCrim, 15c; Lot F 2477. 40
inch Scrim, assorted colors, 25c.
LACE CURTAINS-Lot F 2119. Not
tingham lace, white, Csc per pair; Lot
2149. Nottingham lace, white, S 1per pair
Lot F PAS Size, 45 inches wide yards
long, ecru tapped, 50; Lot F 2147. Size,
~ inches wide yards long, ecru tapped,
1925; Lot 1882. Size, 80 inches wide
81 yards long, ecru tapped, 49,. Lot,1596
Size, AZ inches wide 81 yards long, ecru
tapped, 81; Lot F 2133. Size, 48 inches
wide 81 yards long, So; Lot Fs2114. Size,
60 inches wide yards long, $3.50.
FRENCH CANVAS CuRTAINs-lot
F. 2151. Size ~ inches wide 81 yards
long, 81 pair.
MADRAS CURTAI&S-Lot F 2149. &c
inches wide 81 yards long, $3.50; Lot T
2l50. 40 inches wide 81 yards long, So;
Lot F 2l36. 40 inches wide 81 yards long
So; Lot F 2349s Job lot antique lace
tides, 15c EACH
LACE BED SETS-Lot F 3201. White
tapped, So Lot F 1902. White tapped
50 so; LOTT 1902. White tapped, IS.
BRASS CURTAIN CHAINS-Lot T
1884. l5c pair; Lot F 1929, zoe pair; Lot
F 1916. 25c pair; Lot F l749 40c pair
Lott 1852. Csc pair.
1EORNICE POLES-Lot F 1915. Ebony
and walnut, wood trimmed, 35c set; LoI
e l248. Ebony, walnut and mahogany
brass trimmed, SOC set; Lot F 1859
Ebony and mahogany, brass trimmed, 75c
set; Lot F 1861. Ebony and mahogany
brass trimed, 81.
WINDOW SHADES-For the first time
we are placing before the trade a shade
for SOC, which for 81 would be cheap
Lot F 2640. Size 3x6 feet; 600 assorted
New York Holland dado shades, in slate
green, ecru, Medium blue, olive, brown
cardinal, mounted on best spring fix.
lures, SOC. Lot 1884. Sizes, 3x6 feet,
assorted dado opake shades, spring fix.
lures, Csc; Lot F 26l0. Sizes, SKI feet
assorted maroon flocked and gilt opake
dado, 85c; Lot F 1903. Sizes, SKI feet
iridescent opake shades, with sp-ingsfix-
lures, S1.00.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-17
Miitts,

Lot a $500 is ladies' silk mitts, in ope
ra shades, length % inches, at Sl.25.
Lot A 5154 40 pair ladies' silk mitts
in black, assorted and opera shades
length 16 inches, at 81.
Lot A 5179. 95 pair ladies' silk lace
mitts, in black, assorted and opera shades
length Is inches, at 81.
Lot A 1925. 126 ladies' silk mitts,sn
black, assorted and opera shades, length
u inches, at 75C.
Lot a 1922. 40 ladies' silk mitts, in
black, assorted and opera shades, length
10 inches, at SOC.
Lot A 1897. 245 ladies' silk ,mitts, il
black and assorted colors, - length II
inches, at 25c.
Lot A 1928 is ladies' silk mitts, black
embroidered with tan, and assorted tan!
embroidered with black, length II inches
at 81.
n@zIn addition to the above specia
bargains in our glovedepartment, can bt
found all the novelties of the season fol
the hand.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-17
LADIES' SLIPPERS.

Lot G 1928. Ladies' kid turned opera
slippers, sizes q to 7, 75c; Lot Gs1833.
Ladies fine kid turned opers slippers, %
Ito Z, price 81; Lot G 1922. Ladies' kid
common sense opera slippers, % to :,
price 81 so; Lot G 1868. Ladies COB Lofty
kid slippers, button, lace Oxford. New
port ties and opera slippers, sizes to s.,
price $1.5O worth So; Lot G 1886. La
dies French kid hand turned opera slip
Ipers, sizes l to 5, price $1.75; Lot 1868.
Ladies' French Kid hand turned opera
slippers, sizes to 5, price $500; Lot G
1851. Ladies' kid 4-button slippers, CON-
mon sense last, hand turned, sizes 2
Ito 6, price 1925: Lot G 1919. La
Idies' kid Oxford ties, hand turned,
EOpera last, sizes 2 to 6, price 1925;
Lot G 1858. Ladies' dongola Oxford ties,
common sense last, sizes D to 6, price
I$2 25; Lot G 1859. Ladies' French kid
IOxford ties, opera last, hand turned, sizes
l to 5, price $500; Lot 1856. Ladies'
French kid 4-button slippers, opera last,
hand turned, sizes to 6, price $3.50.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-17
Hot Weather Goods.

Lot No. 1856. Gauze undershirUs at
25c each worth 4Oc; Lot No. 1864. Gauze
undershirts at 4Oc worth Coo; Lot No.
1878. India gauze undershirts at SOC
worth 75c; Lot No. 1880. India gauze
undershirts 75c worth S1O0. Here are
bargains that cannot be duplicated.
Gents French balbriggan underwear gen
uine imported goods, just received, every
size in both shirts and drawers, and bet
ter value cannot be found.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-17
Cloves.

A 24IO is ladies' black silk gloves 2;
inches length, at $3.50.
a 24O4 is LADIES' black opera and as
sorted silk gloves, 81 inches, at $1.25.
a 5OI3 260 ladies, silk gloves, 10
button length, in black, opera and as
sorted colors, at $1.O0 per pair.
A 5Ol9. 295 ladies' silk gloves, Shut
ton length, in black, opera and assorted
coIors, at 75c.
a 5OI8. $40 ladies' silk gloves, 6-but
ton length, in black and assorted colors
at SOC.
A 5I13. 42O ladies' black and coloreC
Isle gloves, at 25c per pair.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-17
At $3.50.

No. II $50. A line Of coIored French
balbriggan, full regular neck and sleeve,
drawers bound and stayed with tape,
which make them zip proof. These goods
are sold in suits only; gents wearing as
fine quality as this prefer the whole suit.
This comes two suits IN a box, $3.50 per
suit or $3.50 per box, worth the world
over So per suit.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-17
Misses Shoes and Slippers

Lot G 1897. Misses kid opera slip
pers, hand sewed; size Il price 75c.
Lot G 1887. Misses kid hand turned
ioperaslippers; size ID; price S1.O0.
Lot G 400. Misses kid spring heel
ankle ties; size b price $1.75.
Lot G 1919. Misses kid spring heel high
cnt button shoes; size d; price 1925.
Lot G 14l7. Misses KID common sense
high cut button shoes; size II price
1925.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-17
Clothing.

1t is great folly to pay q merchant
tailor $50 for s25 suit, and before you do
it carefully scan these prices, and if you
cannot come and examine the goods send
US a trial order; if goods are not salts
factory return at our expense; the
button cutaway worsted and cheviot
frock suits, square or round cut sack
suits worn by stylish gentlemen this
spring, can any thing be more perfect in
fit or finish; we are showing a grand
assortment in rich fancy American and
English imported Scotch cheviots; be-
low we give 8 few lot numbers that take
lead:
Lot OO754. 20 Scotch cheviot sack suits,
every thread wool, at $40, worth SIS,
sizes So to A breast; O2O03. SO dark
gray cheviot sacks at $3.50, worth
S22.5O, size SO to So; O1976. IS light
colored Scotch sack suits at S15, worth
$40, the small sizes in this 3ot are all
closed, but we still have them from 81 to
40; O2OO4. 90 light colored plaid
chevio: sacks, the nobbtest of the season,
at $3.50, were sold early in the spring st
$22.50, size SO to So; O1983 % all
wool straight cut gray sack suits, 81 to
~, at 80, worth $780,; these make
elegant suits for middle age and old gen
tlemen; O2OO5. % dark check worsted
suits, in either straight or round corners,
at 1922 reduced from $50, and lit
equal to any tailor made suit; Obs.
"a square cut fancy worsted sack suits q
$25, same goods made to order will cost
$50 per suit, size SO to IS; O2454. So
fancy worsred sack suits foc young men,
size So to SO, at $50, would be very
cheap at S12; O1948. % fancy wor-
sted button cutaway frocks at 525, re-
duced from $35. We also have in stock
any variety of cheap suits, ranging from
81 to 81; these are the goods for work
suits.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-17
At SI.37 l-2.

No. IL, 1863. Here is special bargain
in gents colored French balbriggsn, full
fashion neck and sleeve. These goods
are put up two suits in box; also in two
.eolors, $I.374c per garment or 1915 per
suit or S. per box, % per cent. cheaper
than they can be bought in any jobbing
house.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-17
Handkerchiefs.

Number 9740. 60 dozen white superior
cambria at SC, worth 12c; No. 9T4S. 79
dozen white superior cambria, French
finish, at 10c, worth 15c; No. II, 598. 4S
dozen linen hemstitched, colored border,
at 15c, worth Csc; No. II, 598. 60 dozen
white linen hemstitched, colored border,
polka dot, at zoe, worth 35c; No. II 1872.
sc dozen white hemstiched, every thread
pure linen, at 25c worth 40c; duplex 50
dozen assorted patterns solid navy blue
border, white polka dot, white ground
and blue polkadot, something new, at 25c
worth 40c.
A pleasant and profitable time can be
spent by gentlemen who are tasty Of
dress by looking at our beautiful assert
mentsIof neckwear, our good-fitting shirts,
suspenders, hosiery, and an endless vari-
ETY. of silk and linen handkerchiefs, celu-
leid cuffs and collars, Z. & W. collars and
cuffs, and everything pertaining to gen.
tlemen's dress.
No. 1924. 1900 handsome satin scarfs at
15c worth SOC.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-17
$l.OO Each.

Lot 1908. 40 dozen of the finest su-
per quality French balbriggsn shirts and
drawers and of the best quality; gentle
men wanting perfect fitting undershirts
and drawers, and Of best quality, should
see this line; 81 per garment or 81 per
suit; the regular price has been $500 per
suit.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-17
Printed Lawns.

E33Ol. Four cases at &c, worth &c; E392S.
One case at Sc, worth Sc; E9472. Two cases TAT
&c, worth 1Oc; E9374. Batiste lawns at 10c,
worth I5c; E9490. Persian lawns, at sl2c, worth
20c; E949S. French batiste, at loo, worth 25c.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-17
White Goods and Wash Goods.

Our White Goods stock far surpasses any
thing of former wears in variety, beauty and
low prices. We place lot No. that you may or
der samples. If desired, they Will be mailed
with pleasure to any out of town address.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-17
Great Reduction in orinkIe Seer
suckers,

EIlO56 Cream colors at &C. reduced fl ON 10c /;
Ele,9S3. Assorted colors at T1ac, reduced from
from 15c; ElO, $751; Assorted colors at 15c. re-
dUCed from 26S.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-17
Combination Suits.

c. 2132. For So 80. A combination of
plaid and plain etimine in shades, tan,
and blue, only $3.50.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-17
SHOES.

Lot G 1916. Infants French kid, hand
turned, ankle strap slippers; sizes, Ito 5;
price 75c.
Lot G 1929. Children's kid s-button
oxford ties; sizes, to 1Ot; prid# 81 90.
Lot G 1408. Children's kid 3Ebutton
spring heel slippers; sizes, to 10!; price
ISL so.
button shoes; sizes 3 to II; price $1.25.
tipped wedge heel, button; sizes 4 to u;
price 81 so.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-17
Knee Pants.

Lot O2734. 65pair boys knee gants, (
to II years, at SOC a pair; O28O9. IS
pair cashmere knee pants, to IA years,
at 75c, worth 81; Qa7S1. 81 pair cas-
simere knee pants, to Is years, at 81;
O2783. 68 pair cashmere all wool dark
colored knee pants, t to 18years, at 81 .25.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-17

No, 1O,O51. This line has been reduced
considerably in the past week; only about
20 dozen left; genuine French balbrig-
gan in two colOrs, blue and pink stripe,
which we offer for 75c 8 garment or 81. 80
per suit, worth $3.50 per suit.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-17
At Is Cents.

No. 1906 Genuine French balbrig-
gan shirts and drawers; shirts finished
with pearl buttons, and drawers bound
and stayed with tape; superb value st 75c
each or 81 80 per suit; in two colors-
white and maroon.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-17

purchase their supplies from our mer-
chants.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-17

larger and more extensive area in the
iwaFof the worlds industry. The ideas
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-17

u the timed
j. IS well as e 1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-22

4 resort 70 physical violence for avenyiny per-
sonal wrongs - always 10 b depreciIed on gen.
erA principles Now and then, however, a point
h r~aehsd In controversy where forbearance re-
Quirss more than human virtue. The scene In the
ante-room OF SECRETARY FaIrculds Office yesterday
IVES NOS oos whOss frequent repetition Is 10 be
Desired. ooi, In New Of the notion too commonly
entertained among certain class OF people, that
any person u The government employ is a fair
target for Charges Of corruption, perhaps What Is
noss sonderfuI b that such perform pees do not
occur ofIener. Tue generally honorable character
Of The civn servants gathered at the capital. and
their resistance 70 temptation In a hundred entic
Ing forms warrant . presumption as 70 where
popular sympathy goes every time In an affair Of
THIS ktod
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-22

Another experiment IN cheap Journalism Is 10
b made 10 New YORK city, some of the promoters
being men Of experience IN newspaper work, ike
Frank Hatton and Robert p. Porter. waile some
IKE Lew ?. Morton and Arthur z Blteman, nave
other than purely prUrs ssiOla Interests 70 foster
MT West or 5aIlston, nsth incorporation, Is a
paper manufacturer, and . very stroBg protection
Isl When tia new p sss Is started there will
cease 10 De any reason In the Complaint sometimes
made that the chief neutrality-suspicious. morn
Ing daily In New YORK costs three cents copy.
while the other morning dlilies are sold for two.
The prc- OF the new paper, which IS 10 spouse
the same cause, viii De o1Iy one cent and TIT,
viii bring the average price FOR the pzir down To
the lsvs. Of their coternporaries
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-22

rne rmpatnners with anarrhism are ehucSlinc
over the peedless scare suffered b. t.e Chicago
police nj mt before Last, when the force at n. tIl
was decreased aud detectives In citizens clothing
were spnnkled freely through the rnass-tne.tin,
~ Battery B. And yet the police did right. II
they had ler tnese pc nts Insu1iciently guarded
and no, had occurred, the English language
would scarcely have furnished enough expressions
Of nteuspt 70 give vent to the feelings OF Doth
the friends and the foes Of anarchisu. An ounce
OF prevention Is worth pound OF care In SUCH a
case As this. 10 spite Of all the linss and saeers
that may De- lryeled az the Oyer-caulious marty
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SrAsosAsLr SIX FABn,cs.

SrAsosAs1z SIX FABR,ca
81 sn a.
very extensively, hence We are now in better
sstss Of our eusso aers The he. . sf enSraces
the best 80 ections OF both the Foreign and Do
veaves. superiority Of, quality. and ric6nsss 81
ahowu by US
As extraordinary values we quote:
20-inch Black SILK Rhadame, fine twill full
satin nnish strongly woven. wearing qualities
ONLY 95c. PER YARD.
psSia qualify Ssa .na e ss :S
ONLY Csc. PER YARD.
eO-inch Black All silk Arnure heavy weisht,
fl weave aud specially desirable for full suits
ONLY 81 PER YARD.
21-inch Black Jersey Silk, an unusually heavy
weave, and extra good value.
ONLY slOO PER YARD.
20-inch Black Faille Franchise, the most desir-
able Of all silk fabrics { Z street and church
wear. I.s drsssiness. softness, and wear. Sesist-
best looking silk. but the most economical
ONLY 800 PER YARD.
22.inch Black Silk Pau de Sole, an entirely
new weave being specially adapted to mourning
ONLY SIPS PER YARD.
,2o-inch Black SILK Faile Flora, soft and plis-
BILE and rich in appearance.
ONLY sl25 PER YARD.
2O-iuch Black All silk Twilled Surah. extra
heavy weight. for Fall aud Winter wear.
ONLY 94c. PER YARD.
COLORED SILKS.
Most complete line possible to marine Ono
line of ColOred All Silk Surahs m shout 400
different shades and tnts 3 qualities
65, IS, AND s1OO PER YARD.
All colors in Faille Franchise. Rhadames. Mer-
yeilleux. Satin de Chine. Jerseys, Gros Grains.
&c
sEDark room for the display Of evening
shades
WOODWARD 4 LOTHROP,
Cor 18th and sta n ".
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PROPOSALS.

ntficL or ThH ooNMIssnN Non ~
S.,rgepon q NE consls-saonsl Lsbrsry bussd...
~. W. tAslCalato. stieet. Nsshin st..n d ~ 49,
30; TO-. ~ 1851 sssied proIo al 6s &c ,s.a =
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IN Y Lamar sscFsialy u The I'M ~. :, fe-.ose
CLAhA. Axclltect y. tle capitol; A. II sps ~ ~ "A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-22
The political ti-ne-servrrs in New York city have

The political ttrne-Serv1rs In New York city have
prevented tine domination for District-Attorney OF
Delaney S.goi, the able and aggressive young
laSser slO a. one OF The assOc4l counsel Tor the
Dr. secu.lOn. bore the b-ult OF tn hard work in
pGittng through the su 'cesslu! Doodle cases III
ever t1ere was an Instance where a labOrer had
proved himself worthy ( his hire IL Was this one
NJ. SIcoI wo keI faithfully and wcL. He had
com1araJfv'ly thlnkl-ss task. IS he was only the
D.s.I.t Attorn-y's assistant, and Jas chief, US he
we. knew would get the bI.S OF the credit. TINS
CID not ia npeu his dTdOr, however. tie performed
his xlU.r duty. and trusted TO his respectable
T. low. liz = % tlu nan out They dbl. So did
the lOOtIe gang, aud these gentry swOre vengeance
upon biIn. They nave cOatgiyed 10 THROW him out
OF he DIe Of direct pr motion ~ his own party,
and IA, unly chance nov les Win a nOn-parlisan
pUpu.ar movement. Few occasions have ever arisen
wn.re one cOu q b. lnaTG-urtted On better basis.
Eyyn IN - strong q p5rti,In city as New YORK
such er ,rts have sIccreisi heretofore, and there
Is 10 rels "a why they -.pl no, astn-
The dismissal u Inste ctor Marun from among
the assistants Of the NcS YORK superintendent
OF Build =, and his recent est, show that ne
spOnsibi ity Tor the cOuap,- OF the Harlem Paro-
cnilI sc ool Is 10 b. PLACED uOn some one and pun
fshment administered The BuidensieK affair has
Mt proved a UNI lent warning. The building
re,u atOas ard the imi' atUns OF tie permit were
Ignored In most important particulars In the cree
Ton Of Tn, school, The report OF the Slperin-
tsnient y; Buildings states that the portions OF
the structure left standing show the most dan
geruUsly rapid workmanship and total lack
o; proper Supervision The priest who acted as
Ouiier and who Kept the III pectOr OF his a. triet
from reporting his Violations Of law, was Killed
with his victims IN his Ogn death-trdp. Tie in
spectOr Of the distiict hnIs that hi, eXcuS ) Tor
permitting the dangerous WORK are contemptu-
oa,ly disrsgarded, and that h. b,s OOGIy future
before hun The superintendent OF Buildings re-
ports one Ofthe Causes Of Ia. fall that the NOR
tar Used WIS only OF a medium quality. IEvesti-
gaiIOa Will he necessary TO determine now great
share OF responsibility Tor the disaster attaches To
the men who furn shed the material for the build
Ing. In orIer 10 prevent such shocking occurrences
In the future, full punishment should D. imposed
In the present case, aud 10 one TO whom guilt at
tacbes IN the transaction should be permitted 10
escape.
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